Muslims in the “Gesta Family”: Understanding of Muslim Religious Identity and the Use of Accounts of Violence to Depict Muslims as “Other” in the Gesta Francorum and Its Derivatives

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Chapter 9 Muslims in the “Gesta Family”: Understanding of Muslim Religious Identity and the Use of Accounts of Violence to Depict Muslims as “Other” in the Gesta Francorum and Its Derivatives

In: Crusading in Art, Thought and Will

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Yan Bourke

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Series: The Medieval Mediterranean, Volume: 115

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